On a single September morning, CBS News Sunday Morning holds up a mirror to the full range of human experience — from the cold arithmetic of depleted missile stockpiles and the quiet erasure of Holocaust memory, to the unregulated intimacy of the surrogacy industry and the improbable kindness of two strangers bound by a college logo. Each story, in its own register, asks the same enduring question: what do we owe to the truths we uncover, and to the people those truths concern? The broadcast reminds us that journalism, at its best, is not merely the reporting of events but the preservation of
CBS Sunday Morning explores missile arsenals, shipwrecks, and Holocaust stories
Story references 2,500 Holocaust survivors liberated from a death train in April 1945.